of Susquehanna, PA
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You may now access our application for employment by clicking on the link above. You may open the document, print it out, and drop it off in person, send it by mail, or e-mail it*.
*Please Note: When choosing the e-mail option, be aware that the application requires signatures. Therefore, the application would need to be printed, filled out by hand, then scanned and sent to us via e-mail. Any application without proper signatures will not be considered in the hiring process.
Barnes-Kasson Hospital is a non-profit critical access hospital located in the borough of Susquehanna Depot, Pennsylvania. The hospital has served the residents of Susquehanna County, northern Wayne County, and southern Broome County since 1904. To better serve this rural area, Barnes-Kasson has also established three well-staffed Rural Health Clinics throughout Susquehanna County and has a county-based home health service.
Click on the links below to view or download the full Needs Assessment article.
PDF Document: 2016 Needs Assessment
Starting New Year’s Day, 2015, Barnes-Kasson Hospital is becoming a tobacco free campus! All forms of tobacco including cigarettes, cigars, pipes, electronic, smokeless, and chewing tobacco will all be prohibited. We ask that all patients, employees, and visitors refrain from any sort of tobacco use while on campus. For more information please click on the following link: Tobacco Free!
The Cardiology Department of Barnes-Kasson Hospital has seen many improvements over the last several months. As we continue to expand our Cardiology services, coordinated by David Passetti, Administrator of the Family Health Clinic, we will be able to satisfy the needs of more of our cardiac patients.
Starting on May 21st of this year, it has become federal law that CDL physicals must be conducted by providers who have been trained, and passed the test, to become a Certified Medical Examiner for CDL Licenses. The Family Health Clinic of Barnes-Kasson Hospital has providers at its Susquehanna and New Milford sites that are certified to perform CDL physicals. Please visit our Contact Us page for a direct telephone number to either site and make your appointment for your CDL physical today!
For those of you who don’t already know, Barnes-Kasson Hospital has a Facebook page! A few months ago we decided to join in on the fun of social media. Keeping an eye on our Facebook page is the best way to stay up to date on the latest Hospital news, events, job openings, and website updates. If you haven’t done so already, please click on the Facebook logo in the top right corner of the page to visit our Facebook page and “Like” us. Thanks!
DR. FRANK SCHELL, AN EXPERIENCED Family Health Clinic and hospital ER physician, is currently making home visits to patients who qualify 
under the Homebound Guidelines. Dr. Schell examines patients in the comfort of their own homes, diagnoses problems and prescribes medications. Reports can be sent to the patient’s primary care physician following the visit. If admission to the hospital becomes necessary, arrangements could be made through Barnes-Kasson Hospital and one of the attending inpatient physicians on staff. Dr. Schell also works closely with the Barnes-Kasson Home Health Staff, helping with their homebound patients.
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